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fleetwood mac should be selling out venues.
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Says who? They disappeared for five years. The tickets are expensive, and there's a huge amount of competition for entertainment $ now.
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to me there's less than meets the eye in this tour.
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Meaning . . . exactly what?
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the cd is falling off the charts
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It is? Still there the last I looked. In Vancouver it's still the #15 selling CD, ahead of Celine Dion (a Canada favorite), Shania Twain (ditto), Christina Aguilera, Diana Krall and others. I see Madonna slipped, too. Guess her career's shot.
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the tour features too few new songs to change that.
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Last I heard the setlist features at least six new songs. That's pretty gutsy considering their songbook and the number of people who show up to hear their favorites.
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without christine this tour will never be seen on the same footing as the dance.
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Is it supposed to be? That was The Dance Tour, this is the Say You Will tour. That was then. This is now.
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there was a lot more publicity for the dance. it was the thing of 98
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It was? I don't remember that. As I recall, there were A LOT more accusations back then of "another 70s super group going around one more time for the money" because they didn't play any new material, other than Silver Springs--which wasn't actually new.
From what I can tell, they're selling plenty of tickets, the band's having fun, the fans are having fun, Say You Will is still one of the top-selling CDs in North America, the CD has received mostly positive reviews, they're probably making more money in one hour than you or I will make in a year.
Yeah, it's all turned to ****. Boo f***ing hoo.
